Education
US Capital Partners Inc. announces three-fold financial contribution for ongoing education of 50 girls
San Francisco based firm announce that they now sponsor 50 girls for their education in Sandipani Muni School in Braj
US Capital Partners Inc., on Wednesday, announced that it has tripled its monthly financial contribution to Sandipani Muni School, currently running four nonprofit primary and secondary schools for some of the poorest children, especially girls, in Braj, India.
Sandipani Muni School provides education for more than 1,500 children in need, from kindergarten to secondary education. Sandipani Muni School is run by Food for Life Vrindavan, a humanitarian nonprofit organization officially recognized by the Indian government.
Rupa Raghunath Das had no words to express his gratitude to the San-Francisco based investment-firm. “This means a lot to us. We are struggling financially to continue our nonprofit work in Braj. It is amazing that they are working with us to change these girls’ lives and create history. I want to thank them for their continual support,” said the founder of Sandipani Muni School.
US Capital Partners CEO Jeffrey Sweeney also had some kind words for Rupa Raghunath Das’ effort and dedication. “Our firm now sponsors the ongoing education of nearly 50 girls. We have pledged to sponsor an additional girl for each new hire at the firm, so that our support roughly matches the headcount at US Capital Partners, as we continue to grow. Mr. Das is doing an incredible job with the girls. I recommend this project to partner or client looking for a worthy philanthropic cause to support. We are grateful to be a part of this.”
The San Francisco Food Bank, The Puente Project, and Educational Opportunities of Los Angeles are also some local nonprofit organizations which provide educational services for youth, to which US Capital Partners extend their support. The firm’s expanding Philanthropic Solutions group also helps provide intelligently structured, custom financing for nonprofits in the United States and abroad.
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